Redesigning Your Attic Space - Interior Design for Room and Home Renovation

Interior Design for Room and Home Renovation

To be able to look at a room in its absolute worst state and see the possibilities. In fact, get excited about the possibilities, that is your professional, interior designer. But it takes more than vision. The best interior designers have the unique ability to see the big picture AND the tiniest detail. And once they have the idea, they have the ability to make it happen! 

If you’re reading this, you probably know something is missing in your home. Whether it’s the look of a forgotten guest room or just the feeling that can only be achieved with a complete overhaul, interior design for home renovation projects has become more accessible than ever before. With online resources like Pinterest, Houzz and Houzz Pro, you can research design trends and get ideas for your own renovation project from anywhere at any time. What you may not know yet is how much of an impact these changes will have on your life as well as your bank account. Even if you already have a good idea about what you want to achieve with a renovation project, chances are it isn’t enough. Read on to learn more about interior design for home renovation projects and some valuable tips that will help you choose the right designer, budget wisely and stay on track while making progress towards achieving your goals.

Redesigning Your Attic Space

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The attic space in your house is a wonderful place. It can be a place where you have all kinds of storage, a room for guests, or even an extra bedroom. With all the angles and possibilities, it could be one of the coolest rooms in your whole house!

What’s more, because it’s at the top of your home and doesn’t see much foot traffic, you can make some real changes to this space without impacting the rest of your living areas. If you want to use your attic space as a guest room or for storage, for example, you would want to choose color schemes that are neutral or monochromatic. For an office area, opt for cool tones like cream and slate gray. 

The attic is one of the most underutilized areas of your home with some of the biggest potential. Call for a consult with Robyn and she can help you open your eyes to the possibilities.